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WorksheetsMr. Kotar’s Safety Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 48mins
Working alone in a shop or fabrication area is acceptable if you are not using powered tools or other woodworking/welding equipment.
True
False
Safety glasses are required only when working with power equipment. They are not needed when working within the shop area.
True
False
Wait for evacuation directions in the event of a fire or hazardous chemical spill.
True
False
You are responsible for housekeeping and cleaning up after yourself once you have finished working on a project.
True
False
You must report all injuries to your instructor.
True
False
Can you use the shop or fabrication area whenever you want, even if your instructor is not present in the lab?
True
False
Is it acceptable to speed up the equipment or its usage for faster operation and completion in order to save time?
True
False
Give the word "cover" to all people standing before striking the arc.
True
False
Can you use any equipment in the shop before first checking with your instructor?
True
False
Is it okay to use emergency shut-off buttons all the time to turn equipment off?
True
False
If a piece of equipment or a tool is broken, you should fix it immediately so that others can use it.
True
False
Ventilation systems should be on at all times while working in the shop or fabrication areas.
True
False
The best way to learn how to use the equipment is through trial and error; there is no need to ask for instructions.
True
False
Personally owned tools, both manual and power-driven, can be used without restriction.
True
False
You should notify your instructor before adjusting or changing equipment settings.
True
False
The shops and fabrication areas are places to learn, so you are encouraged to work on projects that are not your own.
True
False
You should report all cases of vandalism or broken equipment to your instructor.
True
False
Is it okay to talk with your neighbor or partner while they are operating a piece of equipment?
True
False
Work shoes/boots are the preferred footwear for shop and fabrication areas.
True
False
Safety is everyone's responsibility, and you should report any unsafe act or situation to your instructor or staff person.
True
False
It is safe to observe welding from a distance without eye protection.
True
False
Ensure all tools are clean when you put them away.
True
False
Always pull on the cord cap, not the cord itself.
True
False
Extra eye protection is not needed with a properly guarded tool.
True
False
Hot metal may be handled with gloves.
True
False
Most accidents are caused by carelessness.
True
False
Poor shop behavior can lead to accidents and result in spending the remainder of the year in the classroom. (Select both answers)
True
True
Wearing proper clothes, using eye protection, and using tools correctly are three important safety measures.
True
False
Check if the metal is hot by picking it up.
True
False
There are 4 fire extinguishers and 4 fire alarms in the Ag shop.
True
False
Should the fire alarm be pulled in case of severe smoke from a trashcan?
True
False
A dry ABC chemical extinguisher can be used on all fires that could occur in this shop.
True
False
Is it permissible to throw objects in the shop?
True
False
The machine should reach full speed before it is used.
True
False
Always wear gloves when using the pedestal grinder.
True
False
The three conditions necessary for combustion are _______, _______, and ______. (Check all that apply)
Heat
Combustion
Fuel
Air
Oxygen
How can fires be prevented in agricultural mechanics?
Store fuels away from other materials that burn easily.
Store materials in areas that are cooler than their combustion temperature.
Do not store fuels near other materials that burn easily.
What does a Class A Fire refer to?
Fires that involve the presence of electricity.
Fires caused by flammable liquids such as fuels, greases, paints, and other liquids.
Fires caused by ordinary combustibles like wood, papers, and trash.
Fires caused by metals.
What is a Class B Fire?
Fires involve the presence of electricity.
Ordinary combustibles include wood, papers, and trash.
Flammable liquids include fuels, greases, paints, and other liquids.
Metals.
What is a Class C Fire?
Ordinary combustibles include wood, paper, and trash.
Fires involve the presence of electricity.
Flammable liquids include fuels, greases, paints, and other liquids.
Metals.
What type of burn is this?
1st degree
2nd degree
3rd degree
What type of burn is this?
1st degree
2nd degree
3rd degree
What type of burn is this?
1st degree
2nd degree
3rd degree
Why should liquid spilled on the floor be wiped up immediately?
It looks unsightly.
It will stain the floor.
It causes more work for the janitor.
It may cause someone to slip and injure themselves.
If you are not feeling well, are on medication that impairs your judgement, or are extremely tired, you should:
Not work in the shop, especially when operating machines.
Keep working, it's not an acceptable excuse to be idle.
Keep working until an accident happens, then sit down.
Have your friend watch you.
If you have to pick something heavy up from the floor, how should you lift it to avoid back strain?
Bend over at the hips, and use your back
Squat and use your legs to lift
Get someone else to lift it for you
Levitate it
All floors and walkways should be kept free of _?_ to prevent tripping hazards.
instructors and students
metal, wood, materials, and tools
tools only
materials and instructors
What is the first procedure when entering the shop?
Go to assigned tables/booth
Put on safety glasses
Get directions
Go talk to your neighbor
PPE stands for _________ ________ ________
Professional Protective Equipment
Proactive Protective Equipment
Personal Prevention Equipment
Personal Protective Equipment
In typing "YES" in the answer portion of this test, I acknowledge that I have carefully read and fully understand the general safety rules and operational policies of the Huntley High School CTE shop, and I will comply with them. I also realize that other, undefined hazards will exist within the shop area and therefore, my safety, and that of others, is ultimately my own responsibility. Please type "YES" in the answer box.
(a)
